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First Aid supplies?
IrishRose12
Posts: 1,771 Forumite
in N. Ireland
Hi there,
I was at a First Aid training day this week for work and the man who was delivering it was telling us about a place on the Boucher Road where we could get supplies for the first aid boxes for work and home for cheap. EG. a Resuscitation face shield for 19p etc. Clothes scissors etc
He also told us that you could buy them from this shop online.
My problem is I can't remember the name of the shop
IS there any chance at all that anyone on here would know what shop I am looking for?
Any help would be appreciated
I was at a First Aid training day this week for work and the man who was delivering it was telling us about a place on the Boucher Road where we could get supplies for the first aid boxes for work and home for cheap. EG. a Resuscitation face shield for 19p etc. Clothes scissors etc
He also told us that you could buy them from this shop online.
My problem is I can't remember the name of the shop
IS there any chance at all that anyone on here would know what shop I am looking for?Any help would be appreciated
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E J Hilditch off NArds Road have everything you needI am a Financial Adviser specialising in Mortgages, Protection, Health and Medical Insurance. I also write wills. All information posted on this site is for discussion only, and should not be taken as advice.0
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stephenni1971 wrote: »E J Hilditch off NArds Road have everything you need
Great thanks very much. Will take a look there. It was just that this fella was saying where we could get them and at cheap prices I am annoyed I can't remember the name he said lol.
But will DEF take a look at the one you mentioned. Thanks again
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Could it be cardiac services or mdi medical. They are both in boucher.0
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